PROJECTS
ONGOING PROJECTS
Dance
Make creative body movement such as dance accessible for blind or low vision adult learners.
Losing Personal Items
Advancing initial prototypes to minimise forgetting and losing of personal items for neurodivergent individuals.
Switch
Help to hack a Nintendo Switch to make it more accessible for students with physical needs.
GUIDE
Creating a digital solution that helps blind or low vision people navigate indoor spaces.
Happy Mornings
Develop a technological solution to assist neurodivergent school children in navigating and completing morning routines, ensuring they can get ready for school on time.
MAP
(Monash Accessibility Program)
Co-design an interactive 3D model of the Clayton campus that can be used by blind and low-vision students, to build their mental map and help with navigation of the campus.
STEM Engagement with Disability Communities
To develop STEM workshops for underserved communities and their support network to promote equal access to STEM
Tactile Display
To design and develop an ultra low cost refreshable tactile display that can be built from kit form.
Vision
The primary aim of this project is to investigate the usefulness of smart glasses, specifically the Apple Vision Pro (AVP), in assisting individuals with Parinaud Syndrome.
COMPLETED PROJECTS
Assistive Van
project completed //
Portable van capable of designing and manufacturing tech prototypes to bring technology to disadvantaged communities.
Visual Clutter Simplification
project completed //
Simplifying complex visual scenes using virtual reality technology, with the goal of improving the quality of life for individuals who may be overwhelmed by such scenes.